| Help us to open up a free and informed debate on the nuclear industry. Please read the email below and if you share the concerns:1. Add your own comment to the email and send it to Carte Blanche: contact@carteblanche.co.za and the Broadcasting Complaints Commission: bccsa@nabsa.co.za before the hearing on the 20th February 2008. 2. Please circulate this email to your friends, family and colleagues so that we reach as wide and diverse an audience as possible. Now its up to us to have our say! “Uranium Road”, a documentary attempting to stimulate debate on our energy future, was shown on TV by… |
Entries Tagged as 'Petitions'
Open and Informed Debate Needed in Secretive Nuke Industry
February 10th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Petitions · Press Releases · Nuclear Waste · Nuclear Energy
DEADLINE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT - MAKE THE EFFORT
October 12th, 2007 · No Comments
Public Comment: Nuclear Energy Policy & Strategy for the Republic of South Africa
The Department of Minerals and Energy has invited the public to make written submissions on the Nuclear Energy Policy and Strategy.
Deadline: 17 October 2007
For Attention: The Director-General, Mr T Maqubela
Postal Address: Private Bag X59, Pretoria, 0001
Or Fax: 012 322 8570
Or Email: kedibone.theko@dme.gov.za
The document is available at HERE , HERE or HERE (PDF - Adobe Acrobat Format)
Contact Person:
Mr T Maqubela 012 317 8340
Tags: Petitions · NECSA - Nuclear Corporation of SA · PBMR - Pebble Bed · Nuclear Energy
Say NO to Nuclear Power
September 10th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Don’t let the government catch you with your pants down!
Wind Power - safe, economical, sustainable and environmentally friendly Wave Power - safe, economical, sustainable and environmentally friendly Solar Power - safe, economical, sustainable and environmentally friendly Nuclear power - dangerous, unhealthy, proven to cause cancer, unsustainable, radioactive waste remains radioactive for 80 000 years.
If that is the case then why is the government ignoring all the other forms of power and only focusing on nuclear. Who wants the uranium and why?? Did you know that fissionable material generated by nuclear power plants is the same material used in…
Tags: Petitions · Alternative Energy · Nuclear Energy
